1.4.1 - Yakui

Frieren Release Notes - Version 1.4.1

A small follow-up to 1.4.0. The panel got a new shared console that any gadget can plug into, plus some color polish.
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This is a focused patch on top of 1.4.0: a reusable read-only console any module can embed, terminal theme contrast polish, a single-source version scheme, and a couple of fixes.

New Features

• Embeddable Console Output (LogView): A new shared, render-only terminal pane promoted to the core, so any module (or panel surface) can show live, ANSI-coloured tool output without shipping its own terminal. Built on a stripped-down TerminalLiteViewer (xterm with no websocket, input, zmodem, flow-control or webgl) exposed through window.Frieren.TerminalCore. It renders in the operator's configured terminal theme and font automatically (shared terminal-settings), supports both append (streamed/drained deltas) and snapshot (full re-read) feed modes, swallows keystrokes so browser shortcuts like F12 keep working with the view focused, and hides the cursor.

Major Improvements

• Terminal Theme Polish (WCAG): Reviewed every built-in terminal scheme for contrast against its background. Tuned the custom default theme (red / brightRed now clear AA) and lifted Gruvbox's hard-to-read normal red to its own bright variant. Schemes whose low contrast is intentional design — Nord, Solarized, comment greys and the ANSI black slots — were deliberately left faithful rather than de-identified. The theme map is now shared from terminal-core, so the panel terminal and any module's LogView render identical schemes.

• Single-Source App Version: The app version is now derived from package.json at build time and injected as VITE_APP_VERSION, instead of being duplicated across the .env files. Bump it in one place and every surface (About, update check, bundle) follows.

• Terminal CSS Consolidated: xterm styles now load from a single App.jsx import instead of being scattered across the terminal feature and the UMD support shim.

Bug Fixes

• Deep-Linkable Module Tabs: Dynamic module routes now accept an optional :tab? segment (#/:module/:tab?), so third-party UMD modules get the same bookmarkable, reload-surviving tabs as the built-in pages.

• Internet Check Tolerance: hasInternetConnection now pings with -c2, so a single dropped packet no longer falsely reports the device as offline before network-dependent operations.

Developer Experience

• terminal-core as a shared library: Now a first-class shared lib on window.Frieren.TerminalCore. Module authors can drop in a live, themed read-only output pane in a few lines via the core LogView — no per-module terminal plumbing.

Full Changelog: 1.4.0...1.4.1